Sentences with phrase «poor job educating»

Of course, within the profession we know that this is a gross misrepresentation, but we've done a poor job educating consumers that other options are available.

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While it may not seem like a major concern, making even the smallest of mistakes when composing these written messages can have a major impact on our careers since poor writing skills can give colleagues and customers the impression that we're not really educated or skilled enough to do our jobs properly.

You said: «Until the day that universities do not cater to the rich so to implement and further a two class society, where the rich can have their children educated for the better paying jobs in society and the poor are stopped at the door....

Until the day that universities do not cater to the rich so to implement and further a two class society, where the rich can have their children educated for the better paying jobs in society and the poor are stopped at the door....

Human work is the instrument God uses to get things done he wants done: the planet cared for, people educated, housed, the mind expanded through study, the heart lifted through the manufacture and playing of musical instruments... the poor fed, the sick healed... Our charitable giving helps the poor, but creating a decent job helps them more.

Carl has created hundreds of jobs for people of color and he's funded a homeless mission for 15 years, feeding, housing and educating Buffalo's poorest families.

Paladino has a long history of making race - related comments, but Thomas noted in the video (I'm not sure that it ever actually hit the airwaves) the candidate also «created hundreds of jobs for people of color and he's funded a homeless mission for 15 years, feeding, housing and educating Buffalo's poorest families.»

Unlike other professional programs, PhD programs tend to do a poor job of educating students in the specifics of what those options are.

The other irony, as Tony Bryck and the co-authors of the now - classic 1992 study, Catholic Schools and the Common Good, discovered, is that by virtue of their rigor Catholic schools (once) did a better job educating ordinary kids, including the poor, than did public schools.

Charters are public schools, and Fariña could have embraced them as a small but critical component of the education system, one that does an admirable job of educating poor kids of color.

For example, charter schools are publicly funded but are much more independent than traditional public schools, and far more often than not, they do a better job of educating the poor.

Meanwhile, a new report from Stanford University's Center for Research of Education Outcomes (CREDO) found that online charters do a very poor job of educating children.

Rocha is, however, concerned that the industry is doing a poor job of managing expectations and educating the public.

The government does a poor job of educating debtors and a poor job promoting it.

BTW: CREA has done another poor job of educating REALTORS of the real liability they assume via a mere posting.

Carolyne's comment that our industry has done a poor (I would argue has done NO) job educating Canadians on who pays since 2000, is so true that how can we expect anyone to accept the truth until we Walk the Talk.

Our industry has done a poor job of educating the public on this matter and in my opinion, this is why private for sales should always sell for 95 % of what the appraised value of the home is, because no fees for services rendered should be included.